School Board Discusses Reservicing Debt

Nazareth Area School Board Meeting – September 18, 2017 Presentation by PFM about Debt Reservicing (Editor’s Note: This presentation, which took up most of the meeting time, was not listed on the agenda) Les Hall made a statement about the market, saying the rates are trending downward due to domestic and geopolitical uncertainty and this … More School Board Discusses Reservicing Debt

Upper Nazareth Residents — Please stop feeding feral cats

Upper Nazareth Supervisors – August 2, 2017 Upcoming Events Community Day will be held at Tuske’s Park on August 25th & 26th. Smoking will not be allowed although alcohol will be served. The next township meeting will be held on August 16th at 7:00. Community Concerns A resident protested the idea of sludge being dumped … More Upper Nazareth Residents — Please stop feeding feral cats

School Board Recognizes Student Achievement

Nazareth Area School Board Meeting – July 24, 2017 Students Recognized Victoria Palochick was awarded the 2017 Athlete of the Year Award by Coordinated Health. A swimmer for Nazareth High School, Victoria received a $11,000 scholarship. She plans to attend Drexel University and pursue a degree in medicine. Seven Middle School students were recognized for … More School Board Recognizes Student Achievement

East Lawn Garden Streets to be Resurfaced in August

July 5, 2017 – Upper Nazareth Supervisor’s Meeting Community Concerns A resident asked the supervisors to take proactive measures to prevent sludge being spread in the township. Plainfield is currently having an intense public debate on this issue. A question was brought up about invasive bamboo in the area. Bethlehem township has outlawed some species … More East Lawn Garden Streets to be Resurfaced in August

Supervisors have no interest for a prison in Upper Nazareth

Upper Nazareth Supervisor’s Meeting – June 21, 2017 Upcoming Events August 25 & 26 – Community Day at Tuskes Park October 7th – Touch a Truck at Tuskes Park Community Concerns A resident polled the supervisors about the proposal to build the new county prison opposite Gracedale. They reported that they’ve had one informational meeting … More Supervisors have no interest for a prison in Upper Nazareth

School Employees to Receive Training on Dealing with an Active Shooter

Nazareth Area School Board Meeting – June 19, 2017 Student Recognized The board recognized Lucas Pires, a 1st grader at Lower Nazareth, for his artwork which will be displayed in the district offices. Community Concerns Jeanie Morgano, a Nazareth resident, requested a waiver for the fee to use the LGI (Large Group Instruction) Room at … More School Employees to Receive Training on Dealing with an Active Shooter

“I Touch the Future” awards presented to Nazareth educators

Nazareth Area School Board Meeting – May 22, 2017 Awards For the fourth year, the district presented “I Touch the Future” awards to honor former employees and board members who have continue to educate and serve after their retirement.  Superintendent Dennis Riker gave awards to: Barbara Abel taught 3rd grade at Shafer and, since her … More “I Touch the Future” awards presented to Nazareth educators

School Board Debates the Payoff from Investments in New Computers

Nazareth School Board General Meeting – May 15,2017 Student Achievement Thomas Bostian was recognized for placing second in Electronic’s Technology at the Skills USA State Competition Grace Graves was recognized for winning the Artistic Discovery Congressional Art Award. Her art project will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol for a year. Breanna Dech was recognized … More School Board Debates the Payoff from Investments in New Computers

Supervisors Continue to Stall on Trash Issue

Upper Nazareth Supervisors – May 3, 2017 Upcoming Events May 6th  Electronic Recycling Event from 9:00-Noon at the Intermediate School May 20th Household Hazardous Waste Event at NCC (main campus) from 8:30 – 2:00 pm June 19th The Library will have an event with zoo animals at Tuske’s Park Community Concerns Thanks were extended to … More Supervisors Continue to Stall on Trash Issue